Help with SystemCleaner custom filter

[enervated]

Maybe (probably) I'm doing something wrong here, but I can't get this SystemCleaner custom filter to find files under the directory shown in the last screenshot. Can someone please point me to the issue?

Screenshot 1 of 4:

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Screenshot 3 of 4:

Screenshot 4 of 4 - The directory whose contents I'm trying to match:

[MarkyMarkDE]

Debug log
If you can reproduce the bug, please record the event using a debug log and attach the log to this ticket or Q&A thread.

The issue may be caused by something as simple as a typo (file and folder names are case-sensitive) or by a permissions problem. Please note that SD Maid SE cannot grant itself root access to all paths and directories. Make sure that you have carefully reviewed and granted all required permissions for SD Maid SE on your device.

In some cases, additional root access via ADB and Shizuku may also be required.

[d4rken]

Looks correct on first glance 🤔
If you create a filter via storage analyzer, does it work then? Find it in the analyzer, long press the entry to select it and use the create filter action in the context menu.

Side question: To which app does this folder belong? Might be something that should be automatically picked up by the AppCleaner.

[d4rken]

Can't reproduce.
The strike-out 0 looks a bit unusual, but I assume that this is just a font issue.

[enervated]

Oh my god...

Totally my fault. I had the path added as an exclusion. It works fine after removing the exclusion. I don't remember adding it there.

Please forgive me!

And yeah, that "0" looks weird but it's because I use the Atkinson Hyperlegible font. (Great font, I recommend it highly, BTW.)

Apologies.